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Breezy90: Wow nyc write up...datz 2 u medical student..plz hope pharmacy z nt as rigorous as dis

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Breezy90: Helo guys I am new on dis thread I am a pharmacy student unilag 200..any pharm here

Yes of cox.

Samgreguc: Any pharmacist in da house?

yep

Samgreguc: Hellow all. This my first time of being here. I nid a pharmacy student to enlighten me about the course so I cud prepare very well cos I was offered PHARMACY in UNIPORT last week.

Ntin much to know,buh i will tell u a few.
1) In year one,u will be doing basically science courses like,chem,botany,physics,aeb etc.
2)U r permittd t dress d way u wnt in ur year one but as soon as u move over,u wil nid t luk professional always(coperate dressin wit ur tie if necessary)
3)Its nt a difficult course,jst dat de wil bombard u with a lot of work with little time to read nd comprehend wat u v bin taught....thats where d stress cums in....4rm ur year two.
This s ok 4 nw!
Am in Delsu

m.esther96:
dear,m all urs,tke me anywhere,dubai,u.s.a......anywhere

anywhere like iraq,togo,syria,zimbabwe,right?

Enigma: Not only are they shipwrecking people's faith, they are turning others to atheists by the bucketload and strengthening the skepticism of those who are already skeptics.

Thankfully, the Bible foretold of all these so we are not surprised or shocked.

u have well spoken!

ennon92: dats selfishness

different strokes for different folks. Majority wnts d strike t b cald off while odas wnts it t continue. Hmm!

mwaza02: Well i am not in anyway asking anyone to pay tithe or not to, i check with my catholic church and you are not expected to pay tithes i know some young Nigerian priest are now into it, if in doubt check with catholic experts from. http://www.ewtn.com/vexperts/search.asp. The act of giving just to receive is quite foolhardy if you think the giving is in donating just money. The simple giving is in our acts to your neighbor(fellow mankind).

each time people talk about tithe the only quote the old testament quoting the mosaic laws, now christ has come and fulfilled this laws and prophesies . We as christian have been born into the same priesthood as christ and do not require to pay the tenth to a levite as we share in the priesthood by virtue of our baptism into christ we born into same priesthood as melchizedik the priest of saleem,

Also tithe was only to be paid by head of the family and never by everyone in the house.

Tithe was never money but food , it was never a monthly thing but your harvest at the end of the year , you were to sit with your family and eat , only some portion of the ten was given to the priest . It was on the third year all went to the priest.

it was when jerusalem was too far that food was sold and money taken to jerusalem.

How come nobody talk about the laws in leviticus that say not to eating animals like pork , dogs etc , we accept the teaching of the new testament on this that not what goes in makes a man sin but what comes out of the heart. Selfishly some preachers have held on to tithing

What about laws that makes a woman unclean during menstruation and other such laws in the old testament laws that require sacrifice of animals have christ fulfilled those but not able to fulfilled tithing law? i am puzzled.

if you feel is ok to pay tithe please do if you feel "No" then don't but i thought i share this knowledge with you , looking forward to factual disputes please

ur conclusion was on point up to a point.
I will say here dat,Tithing s nt mandatory for evrybody buh a necessary kingdom principle. It s either u tk it or leave it!

Gombs: Wot if I'm selling cars and don't have farm produce, and I didn't travel far frm my church, so it shdnt be a problem if I take one-tenth of the total cars to church, would it? Evn if I drive the car to church as tithe, you wud stil call pastors thieves. Ok frm wot you said, "tithe is to be paid yearly or every three years adding up all the previous years" imagine a church of 15,000 members, who after as you said every 3yrs now brought their farm produce...imagine the amount of cow, chicken, yams, beans, maize that wud litter d church altar...evn at that you'd say "gullible pple feeding the pastors while poor people starve to death". Also from this " Tithe is farm produce and not money meaning if I don't farm, then tithing aint for me, yes?

Sir understand quoted Moses's law, tithing was never of Moses but abraham. Question then is, did abraham give farm produce? If he didn't, then Abraham did it wrongly, no?

We are NO LONGER under the law

Roman 6 v 14 New Living Translation

...for you no longer live under the requirements of the law. Instead, you live under the freedom of God's grace.

Gal 3v25 New Living Translation

And now that the way of faith has come, we no longer
need the law as our guardian.

But look what paul said about the law in romans 13 from verses

9 The commandments, “You shall not commit adultery,” “You shall not murder,” “You shall not steal,” “You shall not covet,” and whatever other command there may be, are summed up in this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” 10 Love does no harm to a neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.

If then love is the fulfillment of the LAWS of Moses, Jesus then said

John 14v15 King James Bible

If ye love me, keep my commandments.

Who gave the command in Malachi 3v8-11??

You are an atheist I gathered, in Christianity, we believe in the Trinity. God=Jesus=Holy Spirit. I knw tis hard for you to wrap your head around that, but this is what Paul said about it in 1corinth 2v14

14 The person without the Spirit does not
accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but
considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit.

thank u!

Ayima: Which result again? D match has ended no university eduction in Nigeria again.

if ds does happen,wat wil u do?

Sexybarbie: All dis one na story dat touch............i want action nt stories. I am tired of staying @ home.

d house tire me pass you o!
Na rush de go kan tk do 2nd sem so!
Nd na so so house chores person jst de do 4 d past weeks .
.....na wa o.!

Link>>
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/jonathan-orders-immediate-action-to-end-ASUU-strike/

Abuja — President Goodluck
Jonathan, yesterday, directed the
two Federal Government
committees negotiating requests
by Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU, to take
immediate measures towards
ending the ongoing strike.
The Chairman of the Universities
Needs Implementation
Committee, Governor Gabriel
Suswam of Benue State, made
this known after a closed-door
meeting of the two committees
and other stakeholders with
President Jonathan at the State
House in Abuja.
Vice-President Namadi Sambo,
Chairman of the Earned
Allowances Committee and
Secretary to the Government of
the Federation, SGF, Senator Pius
Anyim, were in attendance at the
meeting.
Also in attendance were
Ministers of Education, Professor
Ruqayyatu Rufa’i; Labour, Emeka
Wogu; the Executive Secretary of
National Universities Commission,
NUC, Professor Julius Okogie and
Chief of Staff to the President,
Chief Mike Oghiadomhe.
Suswam told newsmen that the
meeting was summoned by the
President “to take some
decisions that would end the
strike.
ASUU STRIKE: From left— Chief
Emeka Wogu, Minister of Labour
and Productivity; Professor
Ruqayyatu Rufa’i, Minister of
Education; Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala, Minister of Finance, and
Senator Pius Anyim, Secretary to
the Government of the
Federation, at a meeting with the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU, in Abuja,
Monday. PHOTO: Abayomi
Adeshida.
“The President has instructed us
as to what to do, and he has
shown commitment to flagging
off projects worth about N100
billion in all the universities in the
country: about 61 of them.”
FG offers N30bn
Suswam said with the progress
so far made in negotiation, the
strike embarked upon by the
university teachers should be
called off in no distant future,
noting that from its initial
position that there was no
money to meet the demand of
academic staff, government had
offered N30 billion and indicated
its willingness to meet other
demands by ASUU.
He said: “I can say that we have
made substantial progress and
we are hoping that this strike
should be called off based on
some of the mechanisms that we
have put in place to move the
sector forward. We met
extensively yesterday (Monday).
“You know there are two
components to the whole issue:
the needs assessment
component, which is the one
that I’m handling. We have, to a
large extent, concluded on that.
“The other is the earned
allowances committee, which is
being headed by the SGF; that is
where there are some
contentions.
“But as you must have heard,
Federal Government made an
offer of N30 billion to assist the
various councils of our
universities to be able to pay the
earned allowances.
Another N100bn for projects
“There is also N100 billion. That
is why I, the Minister of Finance,
the SGF, ministers of education
and labour, Chief of Staff to the
President and the Vice President
have just risen from a meeting
with the President to take some
decisions that would end the
strike.
“The President has instructed us
on what to do and he has shown
commitment and flagging off a
project worth about N100 billion
in all the universities in the
country.
“So we are hoping that we will
be able to see the end of the
strike very soon if at the end of
the day ASUU is satisfied with the
measures that have so far been
taken.”
Governor Suswam further
revealed that the Federal
Government will also be meeting
with the university councils and
vice chancellors of universities
within the week to update them
on some of the decisions taken
so far.
He said: “The President has
graciously agreed that in the first
week of September he will be
able to flag-off the projects.
“You also know that the
procurement process will have to
be followed and these projects
include hostels in our
universities, classrooms and
theatres, libraries and
laboratories, amongst others.
“Some are renovation, some are
new and all the 61 universities
are going to benefit from one
project or another. So it is not
going to be selective. All the
universities are going to benefit
from this infrastructural
revitalisation of our universities.
“The Federal Government has
opted to also meet with the
councils and managements of
the universities because earned
allowance is something that can
be certified by the management
and councils of the universities.
“I think that the government had
demonstrated some substantial
faith. If ASUU said that this is the
amount of money that the
Federal Government is owing
them and the Federal
Government has shifted ground
from its initial posture of there
was no money to offering N30
billion, it means we are moving
forward.
“With N100 billion available for
addressing the physical
infrastructure deficit in our
universities, I think Federal
Government has done quite well
to have moved to where we are
today.”
APC tasks FG
Meanwhile, All Progressives
Congress, APC, has called on
Federal Government to honour
its agreement with ASUU to end
the ongoing strike that had
paralysed academic activities in
the nation’s public universities.
According to a statement by its
Interim National Publicity
Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed,
ASUU was not making any fresh
demand beyond the agreement it
reached with the government in
2009, adding “agreements are
meant to be honoured, and
breaching them comes with
some consequences.”
The party said the system had
deteriorated so much that no
Nigerian university was listed in
the top 100 universities in the
world and only a few Nigerian
universities have made the top
100 in Africa.
It said: “The 87 billion naira that
ASUU is demanding represents
earned allowances, hence,
cannot be renegotiated. In any
case, this amount pales into
insignificance when placed side
by side with the one trillion naira
that has been spent on federal
legislators in the past eight years.
“Or the frivolity involved in a
government minister travelling to
China to negotiate a $1 billion
loan in a chartered jet (with its
attendant costs) and with a
retinue of staffers, who earned
generous estacode in hard
currency.
“It is an indication of the kind of
priority that this Federal
Government attaches to
education that while it has
refused to meet its own side of
an agreement it reached with
ASUU since 2009, it could pay out
three trillion naira in non-
existent fuel subsidies to fat cats,
spend 10 billion naira annually to
maintain the jets in the
presidential fleet and do little or
nothing to prevent the stealing
of 400,000 barrels of crude oil
per day, which translates to $120
million.”
Niger Gov blames corruption
In a related development,
Governor Babangida Aliyu of
Niger State, yesterday, blamed
corruption in the public sector
for the collapse of educational
system in Nigeria.
He stated this in Abuja, while
declaring open the 3rd African
Regional Centre of expertise
meeting in Abuja.
The governor said: “Educating
our children is imperative for the
development of our country.
“I strongly believe that Nigeria
can afford to give free education
to its citizens, from primary to
secondary and a highly
subsidised university education
without any lecturer going on
strike.
“If we reduce the amount of
stealing in this country, we
would be able to give quality
education to our children.”
Education Minister reacts
In her address, Professor Rufa’i
said no nation could make
sustainable economic progress
without quality education that
addressed development
challenges.
She said: “Our universities must,
therefore, see themselves as
champions of our desire for
progress and position
themselves as leaders in
addressing problems where they
exist.
“Let me use this opportunity to
reiterate that it is unacceptable,
for example, that a university that
prides itself in the presence and
acknowledge scholarship of
professors of urban planning
would have its campus
surrounded by sprawling slum.
“I, therefore, call on the NUC to
institute means of encouraging
universities to live up to their
community outreach mandates
by engaging in community-
centric research.”

drered: Yeah. What you need?

am in delsu.
1)I wanted to know if u had done cns pharmacology.
2)or if u r doin it presently nd hw far u hav gone.
3)to get someone i cn discuss it wit online 4rm anoda skul,mayb on fb or 2go.

Lordmiracle: Tonto dike i love u with the same love jesus has 4 u, dnt resort 2 sucide dats nt the best....but at least u can give christ an opportunity and be born again 4 ur life 2 have a meaning. And am also talking 2 every 1 of u here.

I actually watched a film of hers of recent,in which she was a born again nysc girl. D words she said wer so inspirin nd convincing nd fits her so much. I wonder y she hasnt tot of walkin in dat pathway?
Jesus s ever waitin 4 u Madam!

Hello medics,
s dere any Pharmacist in his/her 4th year in here?

[quote author=mrvocalprowess][/quote]yeah. Buh i believe dere wil b gr8t changes ds yr cos ds yr's performance s beta dan d previous year! Goodluck t u all!

Can new managers join d league now?

aieo: 238 in jamb, 2nd choice delsu, course physiology, wat ∂o the delsuites in the house think?

it is possible 4 u t gain admission but it wud hav been much easier if u had taken delsu as ur first choice.
A gud post-utme score will go a long way. Lets say lyk 60 nd above.

azubuko grace: pls did delsu offer part time program?

yes delsu offers part time program. They call it weekend degree,lectures hold evry sat nd sun.

kola oloye: What a nice
development. Makes the job
easier

*smiles*
dnt u tink d job wil b harda now? Cos d info says d bra gat stickers!

D electricity situation in my area,BENIN CITY has been whao! Lite s always available ova here even wen it s rainy! D lite only goes off wen dir s a problem dat nids t b repaird. Am crious abt this.
Am in ekenwan road,benin,edo state.

OVER HERE IN DELSU,ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES STILL ON-GOING,BUT ON A SLOW RATE. COS SOME DEPTS STILL HAD LECTURES YESTERDAY. THIS STRIKE AINT GONNA BE FUNNY AT ALL!

the date for the exam is july 30th,2013. thats wen its kicking off.

alutacontinua: CVS was majorly the adrenergics and cholinergics and it just wasn't funny.

Just starting CNS now, don't tell me it's anoda horror film in the making.

which skul are u at? Cos am doing cns pharmacology ds semester. From Delsu

Hello,
am Michael by name,a 4th year Pharmacy student from DELSU,ABRAKA,DELTA STATE,NIGERIA.

I forsee naija comin out victorious in today's match. Dirs no impossibility in football.

i can try. Dreald@ymail.com

@gudboi:wen in novemba did u write d exam? D date to b precise. Were u sent a txt mesage? N hw did u knw abt d qualificatn,cos i hav lyk 4distinctns in ma waec.

Nothin has been done yet. They v nt short-listed yet. I dnt knw y it s takin tym. Until nxt year b4 smtin cn hapen. My only problem s dat i chose lagos n by jan i wil b awt of lagos. Whr did u choose as ur centre?

@hens:which 1 are u talkin about? Cos we hav chevron/agbami and chevron/nnpc.
@goodboi:d exam u wrote shud b chevron/agbami cos i also wrote d xam in novemba,17th to b precise. Pls reply.